a resource for use in prayer groups, congregational services, personal prayer, and in the pastoral accompaniment of those directly affected in different ways by the pandemic.
The second anniversary of the Truro Review this month has been marked by a webinar hosted by the Bishop of Truro. This anniversary event served as a moment to measure what has already been achieved and to take stock of what remains outstanding before a formal independent review due next year.
Christians Together Bude and Stratton are pleased to announce the opening of a new CAP Debt Centre for the Bude/Holsworthy area which is operational with immediate effect.
Church leaders, leading Christian sports organisations and millennial leaders have joined with society to condemn the vile, racist abuse that was poured out over social media following England’s defeat in the final of the UEFA European Football Championship.
Staemnt addressing the concerns of General Synod and others following the Archbishops’ Council decision not to proceed with the Racial Justice Task Force’s recommendation to appoint and fund a Racial Justice Officer for each one of Church of Englands 42 dioceses.
A network of people from across Cornwall is working to raise awareness of modern slavery issues in our county and how we can all help to bring an end to this injustice and support those who have fallen victim to it.
The Faith & Mental Health Network meeting on the 7th July looked at grief in Covid times with a particular focus on the legacy that has been left with the bereaved in the light of the changes that had to be made to funerals on account of the pandemic restrictions.
This leaflet is designed to help people experiencing financial insecurity, and those supporting them, to easily identify and access appropriate financial support and advice.
This eBrochure contains recordings of all sessions at the Co-creating Cornwall’s Future event, plus some bonus material from ChaosTV and our sector showcase videos. We hope you will get the chance to see anything you missed on the day.
The report reviews CEC activities carried out in the tumultuous year of the COVID-19 pandemic. The challenging year still witnessed significant projects, professing CEC’s vision “Together in Hope and Witness.”
One of the oldest books of English literature in the world – created more than 1,000 years ago and held in Exeter Cathedral Library – is now available for anyone to browse online for the first time.